Report Writing – Structure and Examples MCQs

1. : What is the main purpose of report writing?
(A) To entertain the reader
(B) To express personal feelings
(C) To provide factual information in a structured way
(D) To create fictional stories

2. : Which of the following is an essential part of a formal report?
(A) Climax and resolution
(B) Characters and setting
(C) Introduction, body, and conclusion
(D) Dialogue and suspense

3. : What is typically included in the introduction of a report?
(A) Personal opinions and ideas
(B) A summary of another report
(C) Purpose and scope of the report
(D) Financial records

4. : What tone is usually used in formal report writing?
(A) Informal and emotional
(B) Friendly and humorous
(C) Objective and impersonal
(D) Poetic and descriptive

5. : Which section of a report presents facts, data, and findings?
(A) Introduction
(B) Body
(C) Conclusion
(D) Title

6. : Which of the following is the correct order of a typical report structure?
(A) Title – Body – Introduction – Conclusion
(B) Title – Introduction – Body – Conclusion
(C) Title – Conclusion – Body – Introduction
(D) Introduction – Title – Conclusion – Body

7. : What should be avoided in report writing?
(A) Headings and subheadings
(B) Clear and concise language
(C) Subjective opinions and emotional language
(D) Use of bullet points and data

8. : What is the purpose of the conclusion in a report?
(A) To introduce new topics
(B) To present data
(C) To summarize findings and give recommendations
(D) To narrate a story

9. : Which of the following is a good example of a report title?
(A) My Day at School
(B) Why I Love Sports
(C) Report on the Annual Science Exhibition 2025
(D) How to Cook Pasta

10. : Reports are mainly written for:
(A) Entertainment purposes
(B) Academic, official, or business purposes
(C) Sharing jokes
(D) Writing poems